Spriggan & Zabej
Zabej
Hey, just curious—do you know of a plant that can calm my nerves without me having to do a ton of work? I could use some natural chill vibes. What do you think?
Spriggan
If you’re looking for something quick and gentle, chamomile is a good choice. Brew a cup of chamomile tea from the dried flowers, let it sit for a few minutes, then sip it slowly. It’s known to soothe nerves without a lot of fuss. If you have a garden, you can grow a small patch of lavender and let the scent waft around—its aroma is a quiet, calming presence that’s hard to ignore. Just keep the pot in a spot with a little light and water it lightly; it’ll keep itself and give you those chill vibes.
Zabej
Sounds great, chamomile’s my go‑to. I’ll just brew it, leave it in a mug on the windowsill, and let the aroma do the rest. If I ever grow lavender, I’ll put it in a pot that needs barely any water—just a quick splash now and then, right? No fuss, no drama. Let's see if that keeps the nerves at bay.
Spriggan
That sounds good enough. Just keep an eye on the lavender – it likes to stay on the dry side, but a little splash now and then will keep it happy. The chamomile will sit quiet on the sill and fill the room with its calming scent, so you’ll have a gentle reminder to breathe whenever you feel the nerves tighten. Keep it simple, and it should do the trick.
Zabej
Got it, I’ll let the lavender dry out a bit and just give it a quick splash. Chamomile on the sill sounds chill—just a reminder to breathe when it starts to feel like a storm. If I ever forget, I’ll blame the couch, no big deal. Thanks!